Reply With QuoteRemington Nylon model 66......It was a nifty little .22lr.
Hahaha, hardcore Zeke.
Mine was actually a SMLE No. 1 Mk III. And no it wasn't issued....
Remington Nylon model 66......It was a nifty little .22lr.
The Duke. Winchester 94. .30-30
I'd recommend a .22 cheap, you can find the ammo almost anywhere, low recoil.
Canadian Forces issue C7A1
Crossman 760 cal .177
Defender of the nation at age 11.
Ruger 10/22
I was in 5th grade when I got it. (Christmas present from my grandfather)
Still love to shoot it.
On my 7th birthday a Winchester 22 rifle. No it was not a new front stuffer. It actually use metallic cartridges.
CAR-15 (A1 Type), recieved it as a gift from my father many, many years ago and still take it to the range. Reliable but the sights are a pain to adjust.
12 ga. rem 870
remington 597 .22
Century CETME.
Originally Posted by RECON DOC
Crossman 760 cal .177
Defender of the nation at age 11.
Same here, still good for taking out offending snakes in the yard.
My very first gun was a Colt M1911A1. It was given to me by my Dad on my 16th birthday.
The first gun that I bought was an old surplus M14.
My first was a Marlin 99M1 - 10-shot tubular magazine fed .22 rifle that sorta looked like an M1 Carbine. I was 10 years old or thereabouts when it became "mine". My first handgun was a Glock 17 back in 1986 when they first began being imported. I still have both.
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